hsa-mir-1206: Hsa-mir-1206 is a microRNA that has been predicted as a target in various studies [PMC8100644] [PMC6948356] [PMC3140991] [PMC4822037] [PMC4883781] [PMC7890329]. It has been found to be closely related to different types of tumor development [PMC6948356]. In one study, hsa-mir-1206 was examined along with other miRNAs embedded within the PVT1 locus, but its expression was found to be very low or undetectable in both normal and tumor prostate samples [PMC3140991]. TaqMan miRNA expression assays were used to study the expression of hsa-mir-1206 and other target miRNAs from the PVT1 gene, along with endogenous controls, in a study conducted by Applied Biosystems [PMC3140991]. In another study, hsa-mir-1206 was predicted as a potential target of circ_SMAD2 using Circbank and circInteractome analysis [PMC7890329]. The function of hsa-mir-1206 on putative target proteins was verified by inhibiting its expression and examining the resulting modulations in protein targets in another study using SH-SY5Y cells and Operetta high content quantitative confocal imaging [PMC4951313]. Overall, hsa-mir-1206 has been identified as a potential target in various studies related to tumor development and protein modulation.